Europe
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Vasectomy complications advice ‘outdated’
Advice given to men about potential complications following a vasectomy is outdated, British researchers say. Read more
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Cancer rates may fall
Cancer rates overall may fall – with the exception of rising lung cancer in women, according to new forecasts. Read more
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Gene test could predict bowel cancer therapy success
A gene test already used by the NHS could help to predict if late-stage bowel cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy. Read more
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Fertility affected by genetic variants
Fertility is affected by mechanisms that influence reproductive biology and human behaviour, a new study has shown. Read more
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‘Rare’ for people to experience ‘classic triad’ of meningitis symptoms
Most adults and children with meningitis present with one of the three common symptoms but rarely all three, according to a Danish study. Read more
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Vaccine may improve long COVID symptoms
Vaccination may reduce the severity and impact of long COVID symptoms, researchers report today. Read more
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Maternal mortality improvements “stagnating”
The drive to reduce maternal deaths has stagnated worldwide – with increases in Europe, according to an “alarming” report published today. Read more
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Millions of adults with heart failure at risk of complications
Up to 2% of adults in Europe, North America, and Israel are likely to have heart failure, according to new estimates published today. Read more
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Cohabiting helps to maintain lower blood sugar levels
Being married or living with a partner can help to maintain lower blood sugar levels – regardless of how acrimonious the relationship is, a new study published today suggests. Read more
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Pre-eclampsia link to heart disease risk
Women who have pre-eclampsia have an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases compared to those who do not suffer the condition in pregnancy, a Danish study out today has shown. Read more